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"While there's no reported breach, the Senate Democratic report warned that the SSA's cloud environment could be hacked by foreign adversaries, including "Russia, China, and Iran, who regularly attempt cyber attacks on t
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Now is a good time to use it to make money, before it gets to the point where everyone is using it. I've been using it for almost a year now, and it's definitely improved my productivity. I've reduced work that normally takes
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This is already the reality everywhere. This shouldn't be shocking to anyone.
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Grok was good for a bit. It"s been surpassed by many other models.
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Just because the current administration is reporting this, which has been known for at least 5 years (in some circles, much longer), doesn't been it's wrong.
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You shouldn't love Evil or people that want to kill you and is perfectly justified.
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"We were just more likely to show up." I have found that this is at least 50% of being a good employee: Showing up every day and doing your job. Many in Gen Z can't even handle this.
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Proving once again that violence works. Burn down the capital? You get the prime minister to resign.
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How is this not discrimination?
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"All of your examples are profit-driven, and not necessarily (even if we do benefit) done for the greater good of all or advancement of society." Without profit as a motive, innovation would be decades behind (if not longer than t
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It seems this is only being posted to smear Elon Musk. Here is a quote: "He told Rolling Stone in 2017 that his father had done “almost every evil thing you could possibly think of”." It sounds like he is aware of his father'
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"The administration pressured them in regards to Covid-19 and election interference content" Then why did thousands of accounts get banned for political speech? I've been seeing people screaming about the FCC 'pressuring
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Countries like China will have no safe guards and will end up developing powerful AI tools before us.
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He's not wrong. This plus default signing turned off on SMB has led to countless breaches. Microsoft has just never cared about security.
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You mean the 'adults in the room' that pushed an unproven Covid vaccine from those same corrupt companies? The Democrats wouldn't take the Covid vaccine when it first came out and called it the 'Trump vaccine' on CN
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This sounds great to me. I've always hated the song and dance interviews.
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"180° TACO" You can't user the term TACO with a straight face, with all of the things Trump has enacted so far. It's just silly at this point.
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"L6+ engineer at booming tech company to pull it off," You sound like you live in California. Many that live here voted for the strict regulations on everything and social programs that have no led to insane taxes and minimum home
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"You think the kids today can’t afford houses and families because they’re buying too much fiber internet.. and bragging about it?" Small things add up. When you buy the latest phone, best Internet connection, booze, weed, latest
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"Married almost 20 years myself, I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone, even though we are very happy together. There is just too much risk, most of your outcome is luck. I was lucky, as are others whose marriage lasts until death, but man
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"The economic contract of marriage has shifted, and now young people are looking for financial stability before the wedding" This is just an excuse. Nobody ever had financial stability before a wedding in the past. Everyone I know
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If anyone really cared, they would have pushed out Hamas years ago.
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"Each pivot creates a new half completed system that a leader can declare victory and receive a promotion. The mess is left for the boots on the ground to deal with." Boy do I know this well. Our last VP had this grand vision. Whi
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"The strangest part: everyone knows. When you get people alone, after work, maybe after they've had time to decompress, they'll admit it. Their job is basically elaborate performance art. They're professional email forwa
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Whenever I see articles about companies like AI infringing on someone's copyrighted material, I'm always waiting for the 'Piracy is actually helping the world' people to chime in and support these companies. I'm sti
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At the moment, AI isn't good enough yet. Juniors can't tell the difference between bad coding practices or unmaintainable code. If the output is completely broken, they probably also have a hard time fixing it. Seniors don't
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Using this definition, identities are only copied, and not stolen. Learning from the Chinese is entirely different than using operatives to take the corporate secrets from lets say the biggest steel company in the world, and then driving th
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China has ownership in all major companies and influences all major decisions. This isn't really capitalism. In addition to this, the economy is built on stolen intellectual property. This can only go so far.
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"Nothing you just said bears resemblance to the FCC-directed censorship we just saw today. Cite some sources if you think otherwise." So if the government puts pressure on private individuals to censor, it's okay? The governm
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"You understand that the Twitter Files was an absolute nothingburger, correct? It showed that they needed a special database to keep track of the same requests from Republicans because they were submitting so much. There was no "c

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